The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1887-07-23
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Died-In Concordia, Lafayette county, Mis-.
souri,, recently, Mrs. MARIS ELIZABETH
BRAND, wife Of the late Peter Brand, aged
"A years.
- In Odessa. Lafayette county, Mo-. July
20. Of consumption, Mr.. LEE HEIRONY-
MUS, aged SO years.
- Near Odessa, LAFAYETTE county, Mo 4.
July 16, infant child of Mr.. Noah P. Adams
- Near Chapel Hill, Lafayette county
Mo-, July IL, infant child of Mr.. Pal, Harris
- Near Bates City. Lafay lite county
No. July 20, Mrs. FRANK COE, after a long
and painful illness from being burned, aged
about 20 years.
- Near Chapel Hill, Lafayette county.
Mo-, july IS, BERTIE, daughter of Paul and
Rachel Harris, aged 9 months.
- In Chapel Hill. Lafayette county. Mo-,
July 10. HOWARD, infant son of Robert and
Mahaley Colt, aged l year and 3 months.
- In this city. July 16, of general debili
ty, ALICE WILLIAMS, aged 50 wears. She
was a respectable old coiored woman, who
had been q devout member OF the Baptist
church for 60 years. Her daughters desire to
return thanks to Mrs. W. s. Clagett for
kindnesses extended 10 their mother. and for
floral wreath for the funeral. She was buried
at the DR.. Smith burying ground.
- In this city, July 10. of cholera infan
tum, ROBERT, son of Robert and Sarah
Evans. of Moberly, Mo-, aged 3 months.
Mr.. Evans is engineer on the fast mail on
the Wabash.
- In this city, July II, Mr.. WILLIAM
KING, aged % years.
Mr.. King is well spoken of by all who
knew him, and his death in early manhoo
Is a blow to bis relatives and friends.
- At Kansas City, Mo-, July 20, OF gen.
eral debility, and Immediately from a slight
tall. FREDERICK TELLER. aged 50 years.
Mr.. Zeiler was for many years a citizen of
this place, where he had many friends. He
was buried with Masonic honors at Macbpe-
lsh cemetery. yesterday morning.
- At Kendall, Hamilton county, Kan =.
wafer, MIR george E. II. CRAWFORD,
aged about SO years.
Mr.. Crawford spent most OF his life in this
county, where he had many friends. His
wife is a daughter of Nathaniel Carter. Esq.
His remains were inferred at Machpelah
last Sund ay evening.
- Mrs. ANNIE E. BURNHAM, wife of
Mr.. A.. Z. Burnham, died at her home in
Lexington township, July 10. after all illness
Of only six days. She leaves a kind husband
AND many d ear relatives and friends both here
ana ~ virginia to weep over her departure.
Mrs. Rurnham was a devoted wife, a true
friend and a lovely Christian, always ready to
relieve the wants of others and 10 help those
IN distress, acting upon the principle that it
was better to give than to receive, She had
no children Of her own, but she was motbsr
to the motherless. and most faithfully did She
fulfill the trust reposed in her. In the bright
and beautiful world whittier her spirit has
gone to join those who have passed over be-
lore. think she will receive this sweet
welcome from her heavenly Father whom
she delighted to serve, In as mucn Us you
have done 1t unto one the least of these Won
have done 1t unto me-" enter into everlasting
rest. A FnIrND
ELDER ME A. M'HATToN.
1t becomes our sad self-imposed dutv to
write the last sketch We ever expect To non
In regard to him whose name heads this moor
TRIBUTE to the memory of the venerable dead. In
accordance with what had become an expecr.
eu event. the children, grand children and
great grand children and a number of his
uear wires relatives met at his residence in
wellington, Mo-. May I, 1887, to celebrate hi.
e,ghty-thIrd birth day. AT the conclusion of
the DAY when the repast was over and songs
nau peel sung, and the hour of parting drew
near the venerable old great grand father
SAID: Il want a view of parting as | feel IL |
VIII De the last time you will meet in thi.
capacity with me on earth. feel that nv .
eartniy days IRE numbered, but thank IL
t9tu am not afraid to 60" And after coun- !
seilns gu TO so live that they need not fear
death, land that death to the righteous W..
only putting on immortality, )" we parted moi
IeallZlng That SO soon would his aln,.,f
prophetic words be realized, His H.,
sickness only lasted twelve DAYS and
although be seemed to suffer Intensely in iba
beginning OF the attack, the latter part he
slept almost continually, and when the snm.
mons come he passed off as quietly "a a I,ahs
to sleep without a struggle. This sabC
lect of this sketch was born Ia Bourbon ronn-
", Kentucky, May Z, 1854, and died .June o. ,
1926 lence was - years, | month and * DAYS
Old. He often said he was runnina on hoy nS
rowed time. His parents were scotch Pre-
He, himself. at the awe of ~
united with The Missionary Baptist chm rob nj 40,
ia the fello ship of that chrnrcb In.
eight years when he united with the orr
,'au eDurcn at Lee,burg, KY. was ordained
: minister OF that church in 1885. at The ,ge
u, continued actively 10 III. wark nnIii
us physician forbade it on account of thrnst
touGie. was instrumental in Introducing into !
,n cauIcn Of his choice over Que thousand,
"nl!e ne was unwavering in hi conyic-
tols az 10 what ne believed the New Testa-
nent taught, yet as he grew older he softenel
oerams more liberal toward those with
snom ne differed religiously. He was mar.
ieu 10 susan H.. Chinn. Nov. 81. 1877. at the
we OF 20. she died October Is, 1867, when
ie married Mrs. Martha A. Vancamo NOV
sts. and four children, two sons, WIN, u
j.. Il: Mediation, and two daughters,
allie a. Chinn aud Mary F. Lamkin, bolb
Widows, who survive him, while he has g,ne
o That CLINE where the wicked cease tn
rouoie ana the weary are at rest. II,